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The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

w. H. Chapman, while at work repairing a railway bridge at Guthrie, was blown off the struc- ture by the force of the wind last Saturday. Beyond receiving sev- eral painful bruises, he luckily es- caped injury.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

Company F, Ninth U. $. in fantry, Captain Russell, has been ordered from Whipple Barracks, Prescott, to San Carlos.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

Henry Johnson and Frank Will son, the murderers of Mir. and Mrs. Clevenger, formerly of this county, will be hanged at Prescott day after tomorrow. 1t is said that both men express neither fear nor concern at their approaching ex- ecution.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

Messrs. Crum and McVicar left the past week on three weeks hunting trip to the Blue. They are we'll equipped and expect a good time.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

John Flood of Greenlee district was in town Sunday. He is feel ing good over the prospects of the sale, in which he is interested. He left Monday morning to do assess ment work on some claims in which he is interested at Syca- more gulch.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

W. G. Whorf, agent of the Cali fornia Powder Works at Tucson, is visiting Kingston and Lake Valley, N. M., in the interest of his company. He may probably visit Clifton before returning to Tucson.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

Jack Pettls returned the past week from q weeks visit to Fl Paso. Mir. Pettis would have re- mained longer, but he says that he invested his cash in speculation which yielded him a handsome loss; hence his return.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

Mir. Orchard, recently in charge of the books at Hampson's ranch, is visiting Clifton.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

J. NJ. Smith, the popular travel ing representative of the firm of Lindauer, Wormser & Company, Deming, came in Monday night.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

Rail Road Tickets To all parts of the U. s. bought, sold and exchanged at s. H. DRAcH- MANS, Tucson, Arizona.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

Engineer Brooks has returned from his vacation and is again in charge of the lever on the A. & N. M. railway.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

W. Y. O'Daly, surveyor for the Arizona Copper company, and A. A. Gemell, left Tuesday morning to survey for dltches at the Coro- nadn
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

It is said that Al. Sieber, the wounded chief of scouts at San Carlos, will eventually recover. provided he can get through till cool weather sets in without any unfavorable symptoms. Ills leg, however, which was so badly shat tered, may yet have to be ampu- tated.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

E. l.. Davis has resumed his position as foreman of the smelt- CTS of the Arizona Copper com many
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

Rain three days the past week, and more than welcome.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

Chas. NJ. Clark, formerly of Cliff ton, is engaged in the mine and ranch brokerage business in Pres colt.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

W. 5. and Frank Barnum left Clifton for the mountains Monday. They go in search of cool weather.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

The house of Mart Moore, six miles west of Wilcox, was totally d destroyed by fire last Sunday week.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

San Carlos has been made a four -companN kt.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

P. H. Neufjer, practical jewel CT, Lordsburg, N. M. Watches re- paired. Clifton orders should be left with W. c. Blank.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

Among the promising gold claims of Greenlee district may be mentioned the Merrimac, owned by John and Lew Friend and oth- CTS. The editor paid 8 hurried visit to Greenlee last Sunday and foun l it most promising district. The lodges are large and numer- ous, and we believe this district will yet be responsible for future boom in Clifton. We had only time to look at one of the claims, the above-named Merrimac. Here was found large and plainly dis cernible ledge at least eighty feet in width, and running up the mountain can be traced the whole distance of and beyond the claim. Three cuts have been made on the vein, the lower one being a 15-foot crosscut with a 10-foot face, which shows a fine quality of ore. Some of the rock and dirt from this cut was banned and showed splendid color. The second cut, some dis tance above, is 25 feet across and assays S45 per ton. The third cut, still higher, has a 7-foot cut and shows 20-foot face, the ore here assaying from S25 to $50. It is the intention of the owners to drive a tunnel in on the lower cut distance of 100 feet, which will show an equal depth from the top of the mountain, and then cross cut the vein, in which case, if the prospects hold out, the claim will prove a bonanza. The owners were engaged in building a IA foot arrastra, which was to have been in operation the middle of this week, from which they ex- pect to realize enough to prosecute developments and leave a margin. The ore is especially adapted to arrastra work, being soft, decom- posed quartz.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

Charles Royce returned from a trip to Fl Paso this week. Pleasure was combined with business.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

William T. Atkins, representing the Crystal Palace Flouring Mills of Weatherford, Texas, took in Clifton and vicinity the past week.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10
Graham's Valuation.

Following is the assessed valua ton of Graham county, according to the assessment-roll: Whole npmber ocras of land t5 nsS
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10
Mir. Monnier, formerly telegraph

Mir. Monnier, formerly telegraph operator at Thomas, who was per secuted and driven out of the sig nal service by Major Anson Mills, is now in the employ of the Vest ern Union at Tucson, and expects to remain long enough in the Ter ritory to play even with his perse- outor
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

5. w. PoMERoY, Treasurer Graham Go. FRED. M. NEWELL, Deputy.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

We are indebted to Observer Dumont at Fort Thomas for the following summary of his meteo- rological report for the month of July:
 Mean temperature. ........ S5.2 Highest ' on the 26th, 107.6 Lowest on the 20th, 61.2 Total precipitation. .. 3.7S inches Number of days on which fell s Prevailing direction of wind, south
 west.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

On the first page we publish particulars of the killing of Lee Renfro, in which the name of the officer is suppressed. The St. Johns Herald, received since, credits the act to Detective Brighton, who killed Ike Clanton.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

NJ. Grimes, ''the genial Mike" who has been foreman at the smell ters of the Detroit Copper com pany, left on Tuesday mornings train to accept more lucrative position with Carl Heinrichs at Argenta, Montana. Mir. Grimes, upon his return to Clifton a few months since, completed a trip around the world, visiting his pa- rents in Ireland during his tour, who had placed him among those who had crossed the divide" He found the old folks alive and hearty-each having passed their four score f years-his father able to sing a comic song as well as the youngest and his mother prepared the repast for those assembled to bid him adios upon his departure. Mr. Grimes leaves the employ of the Detroit company more than pleased with the treatment accord ed hIm by Mr. Church.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

One of our citizens nearly got into trouble for shooting at cats with six-shooter last week. Itis said that he proposes to import an
 air gun, so that in the future he may indulge in the pastime on the quiet and without fear of inter ruption by our vigilant constable.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

Superintendent Russell return ed last Wednesday from Santa Monica, California. He reports that his family has greatly inn proved in health during their so- journ by the sea. Mir. Russell re- ports that Los Angeles and San Diego are still booming, and that the price of the climate in the for "rr place is on the increase.
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THE CLIFTON CLARION.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1887.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

Total valuation. ............s s2,COi, ,s92 ,
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pany.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-08-10

Whole number acres of land i5, ,0S5,
 valuation of land and improve
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colt.
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Ous EARLY SLAUGHTER,

KNOCKING THE BOTTOM OUT OF HIGH PRICES.
s. f + Isl SIS IS $: :: :: ::
EE Esf 4 4 + 4! 4 S S's E. Esn
+ I ~ 4 ILL ( ~ I Cos SoS EEEs =:
SLAUGHTER BULLETIN.
NOTE OUR PRICES.
TOBOGGAN TURBANs
All colors, at 35 cents
UNFRAMED HATS-ROUGH-AND- READY.
ROUGH AND READY BoNNETs,
In black and colors. Sold elsewhere at 39c
Our price, only 17c.
..
Fifty different styles of Fancy Dress Hats Ko-Ko
braid, Milan Brim. Sold elsewhere at 81.
Our price. only 65c.
FANCY BRAIDs.
The Dandy Wild Rose, Stella, Clarissa, sieba, Me-
DORA Lola, Helen and Jlt. Sold elsewhere at 75c
Our price, only 45c.
The Vassar Norman and Burleieh mazda of Milan
and Fancy Brim. Sold elsewhere at Toe.
Our price, only 45c.
FINE MILANs
Special Leaders-Original shapes Of our own espe-
cially imported for Kings Palace; also of our own
domestic manufactures: becoming shapes both for
young and old, in all braids and colors.
At Remarkably Low Prices
TRIMMED HATS
Our Trimmed Hat Department beats the world, at
prices ranging at $3.50. So. "a. and s..
Elegant French Flowers at Is, 10, 25, IS, So and
75c. o bunch.
TIPS.
All coors Of Tips at 25. 81, SO, g. and 75c bunch.
RIBBONS
Elegant Fancy Ribbons, exclusive Styles at very low
figures.
WRAPS.
Jackets, large assortment, at CLIPS, S150, 90,
$3.50, and SO.
v1s1TEs
Elegant Beaded Silk visites at SS, 80, $40.
JERSEYS.
Jerseysat SO cents, 81, and S1.25.
LACE CAPS.
Fifty dozen Lace Caps at Csc and Csc.
SILK AND Isle THREAD GLOVES
AIS cents pair
PARASOLS AND SILK UMBRELLAS
Parasols and Silk Umbrellas, stylish handsome, and
nice, at remarkably low prices.
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Amusements Tonight.

AmNsements TO.night.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Her SchOtt'S COncer!
ALRaUGHS.-.'FantaSma-"
Observation-Disclosures in 'sFin MacCool"
HARRIs.-''The Black Flag"
kERNaN'S-.-hiS SIM
DINE MUSEUM.-"A Cold Day.
MANASSAS PASoRAxA-Day and evening.
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FOOD ADULTERATIoN-


The question of the adulteratOn OF food has re-
ceived special attention OF late account OF the
recent report OF the government chemists, who
were appointed some twelve months or so ago for
the express purpose OF investigating this most i'm
portant matter This report calls the attention OF
the public very forc10ly 10 The existence OF evils
hitherto unsuSpected. We will confine ourselves
70 the consideration OF that portion OF the report
relating TO
SPICES AND CONDIMENTS
The Investigation shows that mo other kinds OF
human food are adulterated TO such an extent in
proof OF which the following Interesting state
ment regarding various samples OF spices is sub
United: "Out OF twenty samples OF ground cloves
examined only two were pure, Le., unadulterated
out OF thirteen samples OF ground pepper only
mustard none was pure unchanged mustard: all
contained quantities OF wheat flour colored with
turmeric 10 re5em bic mustard, in some cases the
adulterdtlOn amounting 10 twO-thrCiS of the COM
pound some idea OF the difficulty OF obtaining
pure mustard can be gained from the considera-
ton OF this result. ''Out Of ten samples OF mus
tard ~ taken at random none was pure" The Os-
tensible reason for the almost fnvariable practice
or adulteratinS mustard with -four is that pure
manufacturers defend the adulteration on the
ground that owing TO its oily nature IL is impOSsf
bic TO grind mustard unmiXed with flour; the real
reason Is that flour costs less than a tenth as
much as mustard The manufacturers OF
NARKELLs UNION BRAND MUSTARD
have demonstrated the practicability OF grinding
mustard without any admiXture OF flour or any
other foreign substance The absence of -four which
distinguished heir brand relieves them OF the neceS
stty which cOmpels manufacturers OF adulterated
brands OF attempting TO conceal the presence OF
hour by the liberal use OF turmeric. This differ
ence in color will be at once apparent to any one
who Will compare can OF Union Brand Mustard
with any OF the imported brands, the best OF
which have been proven, by chemical analysis, to
be adulterated. Ii you ind Union Brand Mustard
too pungent TO suit your taste the remedy Is at
hand in your own closet. Simply add sufficient
-four To make any desired shade OF midnesS. But
wouldn't you rather buy your flour at the price OF
flour than 10 buy IL in unknown quantities in
mustard at the price of mustard? Union Brand
Mustard is packed in full weight 1 To-, n 10. and
4 To- square tins, and Is manufactured by Mar
KEEL Brothers, Baltimore, proprietorS OF the Paca
Steam Mustard and Spice Mill s, established 1872
For sale in Washington by Geo. f. Kennedy &
Son, j. b. Bryan q Bro, j. F. Page, Lemuel En-
good, c. E Parker and other leading grocers.
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Itching
IrcH1Na
SKIN DISEASES INSTANTLY RELIEVED BY
CUTICURA

TREATMENT.-Aw warm bath with CUT1ouRA SOAP,
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will speedily cure Eczema, letter, Rngworm Psori-
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fail.
ECZEMA ON A CHILD.
Your most valuable CUT1cuRA REMEDIES have done
my child 30 much good that feel like saying this for
the benefit of those who troubled with skin disease
My little girl was troubled with Eczema and tried
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Wants Money and Not Prayers.

LAWYERS BUSINESS PROPOSITION TO THE ". c. T. o
Mr.. Daniel Cahill, the lawyer, who has been
somewhat conspicuous in the defense OF persons
brought before the courts charged with violating
liquor laws, yesterday received letter from Mrs.
Rebecca r. Jones in behalf of the WOmen's Christ
ian Temperance Union, stating that he had long
been "the prayerful subject of this Union appeal,
ing to him TO lend his Abilities mot to protect these
moral lepers, but to crush them," and closing by
saying "Ior you our prayers shall ever ascend
Mr.. Cahill, in replying, stated that 1t was by
his professional practice that he supported his
family. "Ihe income derived from that profess
SiOn''' he adds, "yOu ask me to relinQuiSh. What
do you offer me in return therefor? Prayers-wtll
they support with the bread and clothing OF this
life my little interesting and growing family? Prac-
tically speaking, think not Have you nothing
more substantial to tender? Without awaiting
reply Will, in my turn, tender to your association
terms Secure me by bond representing good real
estate located upon this earth, the full and just
sum OF $, 900 annually, and will make covenant
With you 10 abstain in the future from defending
the moral lepers, and, while not agreeing to aid
In crushing them,' viii, i'll all Christian ndelity
faithfully observe such agreement"
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Affairs I'm West wa.hsnpto,.

GRAFTON HAMPERS FuNRRAL-The funeral Of
Grafton Harper took place yesterday afternoon
largely attended. The remains were escorted to
Oak Hill Cemetery by Hermione Lodge. No. IL, Z.
Of P headed by the National Rides band, BY
Washington and Nelson Division of Uniformed
Rank Of X. Of p. representatives Of Covenant
Lodge, /. o. o. F., and members Of the Metropoli-
so long member. The pail bearers were Messrs.
D. K. Apple and A. Brown, Of Hermione Lodge. No.
II. K. Of p, James l. Warwick and H. c. volkman
of the Metropolitan Police, Charles r Schutt and
Charles Baker OF the Odd Fellows. Rev. J. s. Lind
say OF St. Johns P. E. church, of1ciated Services
were conducted at the cemetery by Hermione
Lodge.
vEsTRY OFFICERS ELEcrED-The vestry OF Christ
P. E church organized yesterday afternoon and
register; G. T. Dunlop. treasurer; VIM. Knowles
senior warden; Benz. Miller, Junior warden; Rich.
Cfopley ana N Mm Wneaat1ley assistants to the
convention, and G. T. Dunlop, alternate delegate.
NorEs.-fhe Easter memorial entertainment at
Curtis Hall last night for the benefit OF Trinity
(CathOlicl Parish Schools was financial success,
the hall being crOwded.-The attention OF the
police is called to gang Of disorderly boys who
streets, nearly every afternoon and evening and
annoy residents in the vicinity by whooping and
Annie Madden who Was here 3r
short Time since, Is not Annie Madden, the seam
stress Of ao SstG ,e funeral Of John
Tenleytown, took place this afternoon
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z A.
M-&ITtdC fdllS, ttiupcTdluTp, OO, cO0Q1t1On. 36:
receiving reservoir, temperature 60; condition at
north connection, 80; condition at south connec-
ton, 30; distributing reservoir, temperature 55;
condition at influent gate-hOuse, SO; condition at
eff1uent ate-hOuse, SO.
SUING CHURCH FOR $50, 900 DAMAGEs,-Yester-
day, in the Circuit Court, Judge Cox the case OF
Harriet J. Woods, by her next friend W. |. woods,
against Trinity parish was taken up. This is an
action for $4,000 damages, claimed because a
shutter fell on her while she was playing on the
street near the church Sd and streets northwest,
May 20. 1883. The plaintifr, then twelve years OF
age, was at first supposed to have been fatally
Jured. She, however, has been left with her lower
limbs paralyZed, and has since been compelled to
use prOpell1ng chair. The defendant admits the
accident. but claims it should not be held respon-
sble, as there was no notice given of the insecurity
OF the shutter and shortly before the accident oc
Cured the others were examined and all pro-
nounced secure.
OFFICERS ELECTED.-The annual meeting of the
South washington Endowment Relief Association
was held at Shea'S Hall last night, and officers
were elected for the ensuing year. as follows: VIM
Il. Baum, president; Rudolph F. Bartle, vice-presi-
dent; E. j. Burt, secretary; w. A. THOMPSON
treasurer; David Lescallett, W. H. Smith, w. A a.
Church, 8. B. Boyer, and Geo. W. Dant, board of
directors.
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DR. HENRY p PARKS, chirOpOdtSt and dermatol-
OgiSt, removed to DIR. keniSOn'S parlOrS. 1901
Pennsylvania avenue. COrnS and buniOnS treated
in the most skillful manner, PC. each. Hair and
scalp SIC. Manicure. 50c. by lady artists. The
Electrical Hair RestOrer, 81 per bottle.
skill, with low prices and fair dealing, Is DIR.
Parks motto.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications the "a hCrfry commencing at D. m
For District OF Columbia, Delaware, Maryla
and Virginia. slightly warmer, fair weather, light
variable winds generally from east 10 south.
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BENT WITH PAIN

Due to Infamed Kidneys, Weak Back and Loins
Aching Hips and Sides relieved in one minute by the
CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. Never fails At
druggists, 25 cents five for 81. Potter Drug and
Chemical Co., Boston ap2
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STREET AND GARDEN HOSE. HOSE REELS 6C.-The
Goodyear Rubber Co., 800 9th street northwest,
near PENNSYLVANIA avenue, are prepared TO supply
garden and street hose, hose reels. pipes, &c. sup
ply yourself early and get the Use OF 1t during the
entire summer.
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Real Estate Sales.

c. s. Chesney mas bought of NJ. G. Emery, ct al,
parts of lots II and IL, so. 759, fronting on A
street. between I'd and Sd northeast, for
$11 ,4S455.
Allen Rutherford and j. Sprigg Poole have
bought OF F. w. HudekOper, square or block 133,
$4,000.
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
Rush Still Continues
AT Young's Fire Sale.
What Do Won Chew,
'Lottier's Strawberry Twist" wSss
Underwriters, sale OF Dry and Fnucv
Goods. damaged by fire and water now In progress
at ioUNGS, 80 9TH st. NV. T
Jas. l.. Barbour and ID. Loughran are sole
agents for "Lottier's strawberry Twist" wSs,s
Ivory Srarch.-A little warm water. a little
starch, quick, economical beautiful work Try 1t. VS.
What is the Hest Chewing Tobacco,
'Lottier's strawberry Twist" w6s,s
'sThe Queen Of Beers.''-No family should
be without Moerlein's celebrated Beer. 75c. per
doz- I6ml f. H. FINLEY, Agt., I2o6 st.
For Bargains
In Silks, Satins velvets go to Youngs Fire Sale 4
s.Lottier's strawberry Twiss'' is for sale
everywhere. w&SS
DONE Miss thc Fire Sale Of Damaged
Dry and Fancy Goods, at YoUNG's, 736 9TH St n ".
Big bargains can be secured. 7t
Everybcdy's Chew. What, 'Lottier's
Strawberry Twist" w6SS
s3 Per Gallon. .5c. Quart BOTTLE. No. L
Orders by mail MCGEE's, 9th near ID st. WAS
Don't Miss Young's Bargains
OF Damaged Goods Fire Sale.
Chew ssLOtlier's StraxVbe Twist,
and save the tags; you won't regret il. For full
particulars write TO Lawrence Lottier, Richmond
Va. wSSS
Rest In the World. Indestructible $40 Trunk
s. Everlasting Bag. Becker's, 1345 Pa. ave. go
Safety RazOrs honed free. walford 4S7 Pa.av.
Everybody is Chewing "Lottier's Straw
berry Twist" w&SS
Dry and Fancy Goods, slightly damaged
by fire and water, will be sold at Slaughtering
prices, at YOUNG's, 7:56 9TH st. NV. IT
Why Don't You Try "Lottiers Strawberry
Twist" WNSS
Save 50 Per Cent
On fine Cloaks, Young's Fire.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In 10. Ward. prints, 45c. per 10.
&c. per quart Cream 1jc.
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NOTE TO TEE PUBLIC.-For pure wines, such as
California, imported and the celebrated Virginia
clarptS, o. Iny own production, call at Handlers
Wine Vaults. Guarantee lowest prices 900 18th
ST. u.
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BOSTOS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Congregational
church, April Is and -. Reserved seats, at Ellis
ans.
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SEE J. Mel. Dods0ns advertisement under Stores
for Rent.
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GREAT BARGAINS.-GoOd real felt Derbys, 81. So:
hneNs:,; at A. 7. Lewis. 49, 9TH ST.